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Western Region Resource Protection 1995 WWWiF. Wed a Trudy can. huwry, SOS David e.ebuee on mriww Cammonweclh of Massachusetts Executive Office of Environmental Affairs Department of Environmental Protection Western Regional Office June 16, 1995 Western Region Boards of Health Dear Board Members: In our continuing efforts to analyze the effects of the recent Title 5 regulation revisions, the Department of Environmental Protection is requesting your assistance in compiling information. On Monday, June 19, 1995 a Western Region Resource Protection steffpereon will be calling each community to serve as a followup to this informational request . Specifically the type of information requested from each community includes the following: t y/�/� • ACTUAL FAILURE RATE OF HOME SEPTIC SYSTEMS^ . Q ' - Total number of inspections to date Total number of failed inspections • REASON FOR SYSTEM FAILURE System in groundwater total number CD Too close to water resources Too close to well Broken or improper pang 0 O 0 • AVERAGE COST TO HOMEOWNERS For Minor Repairs For Component Repair/Replacement For Full System Replacement • ACTUAL TOTAL COST OF INSTALLING NEW SYSTEMS COST Conventional System Alternative System • NUMBER OF ALTERNATIVE TECHNOLOGY SYSTEMS INSTALLED TOO DATE TYPE NUMBER INSTALLED ■ • ESTIMATED NUMBER OF APPLICATIONS AND/OR APPROVALS FOR FIVE YEAR WAIVERS FOR HOMES IN AREA SCHEDULED FOR SEWER EXTENSIONS CD NB O•NM Street • 0pllegAelq Ma.W,u.au 0170E • FAX(411)raa-ttq a Telephone$It 7344100 TO'd 1bNOT938 N2331S3M/d3O 'SSVW OOTT179G2TbT 9S:2T S6ST-91-90 ■ Any recent information regarding Title 5 affects on home sales and in your community or any additional inorttn , both be sit vemand negative, you would like to p along to io appreciated. Please feel free to use this correspondence as a checklist or provide us with additional information if needed. It would be very helpful if this information could be faxed to the Western Region Office, at (413) 784-1149, no later than five p.m. Monday June 19, 1995. If you would prefer speaking directly with a Bureau of Resource Protection staffperson please call us at (413) 784-1100 . Thank-you very much. ded\LO d0'd TVNOIO3tl Nd31S3M/d30 'SSW Ivry truly o s. /�,, Q.J.. Lawrence Golonka section Chief Water Pollution Control Bureau of Resource Protection 00TTb9L£TGT SS:£T S66T-9T-90